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Not patient centered healthcare but patient collaboration healthcare

Dr Shock

July 29, 2013

The following information is an excellent construct with certainly additive value to Healthcare in the Roni Zeiger collaboration findings.

A strong advocate for peer-to-peer collaboration in health care, Roni Zeiger, MD, believes that networks of highly-motivated, well-informed patients and caregivers empowered by emerging technologies are poised to accelerate scientific discoveries and break down existing silos within the medical community and inside nursing homes. The best way for caregivers to learn how to treat a patient properly is by attending these medical assistant programs for some great information and techniques. Each clinic treats every patients in their care equally and never neglect any of their work. If this ever happens in a clinic, the patient will be able to call a nursing home abuse attorney for legal help. Family саrеgіvеrѕ are аlѕо gеnеrаllу responsible for hеlріng wіth activities оf daily lіvіng (ADLs) ѕuсh аѕ bаthіng, dressing аnd еаtіng whеn a senior loved оnе lives аt hоmе. In оthеr саѕеѕ, the family оr thе senior thеmѕеlvеѕ must bеаr the соѕt оf a hоmе саrе аіdе. Both оf thеѕе орtіоnѕ саn саuѕе financial аnd реrѕоnаl strain on the fаmіlу. In contrast, one of thе mоѕt bаѕіс tеnеtѕ оf аѕѕіѕtеd lіvіng іѕ hеlріng older аdultѕ wіth thеѕе ADLѕ ѕо thаt thеу can соntіnuе tо funсtіоn as independently аѕ роѕѕіblе. You can contact the senior living advisors to get more information.

The research took long but he found excellent data to fill his investigation, also he came up with great pointers in his Healthcare plan which helped him way much more than no one ever told him before, and with the  micro experts he could understand how the existing silos where working with the advantage of finding a scientific discovery. If you are considering a $500,000 life insurance policy vist the website called Affordable life USA .

He had to think about the Healthcare program, as if you know  If you retire before you’re 65 and lose your job-based health plan when you do, you can use the Health Insurance Marketplace to buy a plan. This means you can enroll in a health plan even if it’s outside the annual Open Enrollment Period. On the other side patients suffering from short term terminal diseases, younger ones specially, usually decides to contact life insurance nz in order to reach their own personal goals within their remaining time instead of prolonging their suffering to only get a few months life extension inside a hospital.

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At hіgh оzоnе thеrару (trаnѕрlаntаtіоn оf оzоnе) іѕ tаkеn оff 150 ml of blооd, which іѕ іn a ѕресіfіс рrосеdurе and under аѕерtіс соndіtіоnѕ saturated wіth оzоnе. Bу ѕubѕеԛuеnt retransfusion thе blооd is rеturnеd іntо circulation.

An аltеrnаtіvе of zone trаnѕрlаntаtіоn is the іntrаvеnоuѕ аррlісаtіоn оf ѕоlutіоnѕ ѕаturаtеd with оzоnе. Effесtѕ аrе соmраrаblе wіth оzоnе transplantation, but duе to thе lower concentrations and less іntеnѕе effect, it іѕ necessary tо repeat this аррlісаtіоn 4-5 tіmеѕ.

After all the way he even found a medical treatment that even his own doctors didn’t know, so he decided to recommend other natural medicine like these 10 natural home remedies you can find online.

There are many diseases that can be helped by home remedies, maybe not cure the whole way but definitely increase the health benefits in your body and improve your system, for example with cancer, there are many foods and oils that can help prevent it to expand or to even show up in any case, you can find for digestive disorders, emotional diseases, skin and hair issues. We always recommend to visit waxing by Celeste Temecula, they are great for protecting your skin.

Now he calls on all patients to talk with one another, know their own health data, and make health care better one e-Patient at a time.

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Google Glass to demonstrate how to begin a patient exam.

Dr Shock

July 26, 2013

This is what I call good use of new technology. Stanford physician Abraham Verghese, MD, developed the Stanford Medicine 25. With the Stanford Medicine 25, residents and students are taught techniques and skills during workshops and while rounding on the wards at Stanford Hospital. The Stanford Medicine 25 website features videos and descriptions of each of the 25 topics. It includes a series of hands-on workshops teaching 25 essential techniques for examining patients.

In this recently posted video, Verghese donned Google Glass and offers a first-person perspective of how he would approach a patient and begin examining the individual’s pulse and hand.

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Digital Detox from social media

Dr Shock

July 8, 2013

digital detox

Read an interesting article in the NYT: A Trip to Camp to Break a Tech Addiction. It’s about an an adults-only summer camp.It was organized by Digital Detox, an Oakland-based group dedicated to teaching technology-addled (or technology-addicted) people to “disconnect to reconnect”, but for those of you who rely on social media to live, then buy a YouTube subscriber army.

The rules of the camp are very simple:

  • no phones, computers, tablets or watches
  • no work talk
  • no discussion of people’s ages
  • no use of real names.
  • Is it worth while?

    But Camp Grounded, Digital Detox’s biggest event thus far, was designed less to be a spiritual journey than a whimsical return to childhood. Campers, who spent $300 for the weekend, were sent maps, instructions and a suggested packing list designed with a self-consciously retro style that wouldn’t be out of place in a Wes Anderson film.

    Reminded me of the sixties:

    a rigid culture, unable to contain the demands for greater individual freedom, broke free of the social constraints of the previous age

    Social media and digital revolution won’t go away, just needs adjusting and for those who can’t work it out these camps seem to be a solution, what do you think?

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    ZDoggMD: A Spoonful of Medical Satire

    Dr Shock

    July 4, 2013

    ZDoggMD: A Spoonful of Medical Satire. It’s a music-medicine mashup! Viral video star ZDoggMD shows the audience at TEDMED 2013 that a spoonful of satire can can help folks take health messages seriously.

    ZDoggMD brings important information in a way that patients and the younger generation can profit from the information. He uses all kinds of new media to promote the just cause.

    Rapper and internist “ZDoggMD” Zubin Damania wants to shake up healthcare with ideas as bold and personable as his satirical videos.

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    Back Again

    Dr Shock

    June 25, 2013

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    My blog was put in quarantaine. Luckily the boys and girls from the hosting service cleared it again today. Don’t know what happened yet but will find out. Happy to be back. Missed you’ll. Thanks for your patience.

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    Targeted psychiatric medications

    Dr Shock

    May 17, 2013

    Interesting lecture on the neurobiology of psychiatric disorders and their treatment.

    Modern psychiatric drugs treat the chemistry of the whole brain, but neurobiologist David Anderson believes in a more nuanced view of how the brain functions. He illuminates new research that could lead to targeted psychiatric medications — that work better and avoid side effects. How’s he doing it? For a start, by making a bunch of fruit flies angry.

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    This is water

    Dr Shock

    May 10, 2013

    http://dotsub.com/view/6b8cc93f-3b53-486b-a1ce-025ffe6c9c52

    On May 21, 2005, David Foster Wallace got up before the graduating class of Kenyon college and delivered one of history’s most memorable commencement addresses. It wasn’t until Wallace’s death in 2008 that the speech took on a life of its own under the title This Is Water, and was even adapted into a short book. Now, the fine folks of The Glossary have remixed an abridged version of Wallace’s original audio with a sequence of aptly chosen images

    Impressive speech, used parts of it for the white coat ceremony. Students should stay aware of their experiences during their clerkships, stay aware of their situation and learning opportunities. This is water…..

    Thanks Brain Pickings

    Shrink Life in General 0 comments

    The History of Typography

    Dr Shock

    May 8, 2013

    An animated video on the history of typography, another hobby of Dr Shock, enjoy. Oh, yes, garamond is my favorite. Do you have a favorite?

    Shrink Life in General 0 comments

    Deep Brain Stimulation for Anorexia Nervosa

    Dr Shock

    May 7, 2013

    2013-05-04 -corpuscallosum

    In Toronto, Canada six women were treated for anorexia nervosa with deep brain stimulation. They had a long period of many years of unsuccessful conventional management. Their average BMI were 11 to 15 in the years before the study.

    The electrodes were placed just beneath the corpus callosum.

    Complications
    One woman had a self limiting panick attack during the procedure. One developed a cardiac air embolus that resolved within 5 minutes during the procedure. One patient had a seizure after the operation when switching the device on. After switching it off and restarting again after one week seizures didn’t reappear.

    Three out of the six women gained weight and had an improved quality of live. The BMIs increased from 11.1 to 21, 14.2 to 16, and 15.1 to 20.

    The pilot was designed to assess safety, not effectiveness. The authors judge deep brain stimulation to be safe enough for further evaluation

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    Bye Bye PowerPoint, Bunkr is here

    Dr Shock

    May 6, 2013

    Bunkr is a new way of making presentations. It’s an online tool. You can easily collect articles, images, videos, quotes from the web. You can make and organize a whole collection online of images, videos, etc. You can export your presentation as powerpoint of pdf or you can present online on all kind of devices.

    We have create a HTML5 presentation format: lighter, faster and no installation required. Say goodbye too heavy presentations that cannot be sent by email. Bunkr HTML5 presentation: simple to share and readable on all devices

    There’s a 45 days free trial so probably in the end will cost you some. Will be trying it the next couple of weeks. ( May be a waste of time but a lot of pleasure)

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